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The gazette (1976-03-10)

Publication date: 1976-03-10

Topics: Gazette [St. Albert, Alta. : 1974]

Publisher: W.E.J. Printing & Publishing Ltd.

Collection: peel_newspapers; peel; university_of_alberta_libraries; toronto

Language: English

Item Size: 223.0M

Page 1:

- Council tightens up on grant requests

- School sickness not deadly gas

- Work Oliver prison underway next month

- Opportunity for residents

- Health Project may be salvaged

- Tenders approved for Catholic School

Page 2:

- SHEEP POTENTIAL

- Annual Book Fair a tremendous success

- Indian to wrestle deadly alligator

Page 3:

- "He-woman" needed for Fire Dept.

- Cycle to Olympics

- String Band is back

- Helicopter landing pad refused

- Youville residents enthusiastic over dance

Page 4:

- What Caught Our Eye

- Air Cadets plan open house

Page 5:

- Taylor to speak to Liberal Meeting

- Optometrists to work on safety

- Plant protein

Page 6:

- Historical Society reviews goals and progress at annual meeting

- Plan your summer vacation now

- Express your needs at Grandin Mall

Page 7:

- Older people keep up busy pace

- Newcomers celebrate 10th anniversary

Page 8:

- Tax talk from Revenue Canada

- What's on in the city

Page 9:

- Parks and Rec Board meeting

- Al Garvin retiring as Scout Commissioner

- Controversial play

Page 10:

- Citizens respond to questionnaire on gov't policy

- Paul Kane school invites input from parents

- 1976 grants shock teachers

Page 11:

- Sir Alexander MacKenzie Report

- P.K. plans Development Day

Page 12:

- St. Albert High Soundings

- Lorne Akins Science Fair

Page 13:

- NUTRITION TODAY

- Parsonally speaking

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Page 15:

- Education Week Highlights

Page 16:

- Maple syrup-the first taste of Spring

- Indian portraits still on show

- 369 cases of abuse

- Young riders make history

- Inflation a threat to gentleman's club

- A grass-roots approach

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Page 19:

- Oxfam update on Guatemala relief

- Cree instructor at artifacts exhibition

- Sugar beets and rapeseed

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Page 21:

- Comets meet Westlock in Provincials Friday

- St. Albert wins Senior Legion Provincials

- Park meets Fort in Junior playoff

- A win by Generals tonight would [Illegible] tough series with

- Soccer Lovers

Page 22:

- Comets eliminate Eagles in rough play

- Canucks win Boyle tournament

- Soccer practices

Page 23:

- Balers gain berth in Provincial Tourney

- St. Albert Recreation Report

Page 24:

- Coping with drifting

- St. Albert favours regional ambulance system

- Blue tongue problem wanning

- Biggest meeting about cattle ever

- Local News

- Board appeals ceiling on outpatient care

- Goat breeders hold first Alberta convention

- Liquid manure removal is simple

Page 25:

- MORINVILLE MEMOS

- Morinville Sports

Page 26:

- LEGAL LOCALS

- Pesticide applicator course

Page 27:

- NAMAO NEWS

- Gibbons Cubs enjoy camp

- Gibbons Guides hold banquet

- HORSE HILL NEWS

Page 28:

- GIBBONS NEWS

- Vimy Needles News

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- BON ACCORD NEWS

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- Villeneuve-Legal series will be hard fought

- Processed alfalfa situation

Notes

Began with Vol. 15, No. 12 (March 20th, 1974); ceased in 1989? -- Not published: Jan. 1 & July 2, 1975; July 18, 1979; and: last week of each Dec. for 1974- -- Vol. 16, no. 26 and vol. 20, no. 29 each skipped in numbering. -- Appears to have merged with: Gazette (Morinville, Alta.), to form: St. Albert & Morinville gazette. -- Thank you to the St. Albert Gazette, the St. Albert Community Foundation, and the St. Albert Public Library for their generous contributions of funding for the digitization of this newspaper for the Peel's Prairie Province's website; to the St. Albert Gazette for providing issues in print, and to the Musée Héritage Museum and the St. Albert Public Library for providing microfilmed copies of the newspaper.